I seem to remember reading in that article that these LAV Filters were preferable to the filters on the Codec Guide website, and I preferred them anywa, mainly because my default media player is VLC, and I have never liked using the media player that is installed with the Codec Guide filters, and which cannot be prevented from installing. I'm 100% sure that I've read it somewhere in the dim, distant past, and I think it could either be somewhere in these forums, or on the NextPVR website, but my search has been in vain. (I've been searching for the site where I found a piece of advice that the NevCariel LAV Filters were especially recommended for NextPVR. However, if I open the NextPVR bookmark in Firefox, choose something from the Guide, and then choose 'Watch Now,' nothing happens, not even that message about starting the device, etc.īesides the Windows built-in CODECs, I also have installed the LAV filters from NevCariel, v0.77.1, obtained with great difficulty, because for some unknown reason, both Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome browsers blocked the downloads, stating the a virus had been detected, and there was no possibility of overriding the block, and regardless of what I did, including turning absolutely everything off in Windows Security, disabling SmartScreen both in Edge and in Windows Security itself, it was impossible to download using either of these browsers, but I had no problem downloading through Firefox, which is why Firefox is now my default browser. Installation was apparently successful, I was able to open the NextPVR Desktop client successfully, and Live TV also played successfully.

I have attached my log files for your information. I have NextPVR v6.06 installed, running under Windows 10 Pro 圆4 v22H2, with Mozilla Firefox 圆4 v108.0.1, configured as the default browser, both for the OS and for NextPVR.

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